Pablo Torre

And the caption is, quote, Ghost, Ray, RZA, YDB, and Meth.

Beat is weak and verses are commercial for KD, but flows are crazy.

Nice artifact.

End quote.

And the video title, and I love a YouTube video with like less than 2,000 views on it or whatever.

The video title posted to YouTube by a cinematographer who worked on this, it would seem, who goes by the name of At Bleed Blue.

Quote, the multi-million dollar Wu-Tang Clan music video meant for one person.

I just got to be the first to say beyond the, I want to be precise here, 2,745 people who have seen this random YouTube video before now.

The thing is kind of crazy, as this verse from Ghostface kind of indicates.

But what I do want to make sure to show you is the verse from our good friend Method Man in which he shouts out the Knicks roster one player at a time and has one Timberland on top of a basketball while, you know, wearing his orange and blue jersey with the number 35 on it.

The song ends with a graphic of the MSG Jumbotron and there's a New York skyline emblazoned to top it with the quote, KD colon, the city is yours.

But then there is a brief epilogue.

You may now know how the story ended.

Kevin Durant chose the Brooklyn Nets despite having seen this video presented to him by the Knicks.

But as for the promise that was made to me by Method Man, it does bring me back to the real set of tracks, the real set of Wu-Tang songs that have been lost to history that I was told that I could hear in our studio, even though, you know, you guys can't.

At least not yet.

Dan, Meth.

Yes, sir.

It's been a pleasure.

Thank you, sir.